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The Portland daily press., 1887-02-09
GENERAL NEWS.

Miss Maude Howe, daughter of Julia
Ward Howe. has married Mr. John Elliott,
an English artist.
The Canadian Pacific railway shops at
Yale. B. c., were consumed by flre SUNDAY
morning, causing a loss estimated at SlOo,Ooo
The President has respIted John Washing
ton ana Simmons, Indians, who were 10 pc
hanged at Wichita, for rape committed IN
Indian Territory, until March 4.
The application Of doc" Levi Wilson for
a new trial of the suit against Phillp l..
Moen has been withdrawn by the plalntlil
attorney, the plaintiff submitting to Judg-
ment.
James NJ. Cross, city auditor Of Proyi-
dence. R. l.. was stricken with paralysis on
the street Monday evening, and yesterday
morning his physicians stated that he VIII
never speak again and has not long TO nve
His entire right side is, paralyzed. lie was
elected to his Office in 1868 and has served
continuously ever since.
The Canadian Pacific railway is blockaded
by snow and snow slides. There has been
uncertain when one win get through. Mail
Is coming via the American roads. The
Frazier river is now frozen almost TO the
uouth and navigation is closed. There are
savoral inches of ice at Port Moody, the
Canadian Pacific terminus. Telegraph line;
boye heen down in all directions for week
,ad tbe late fierce storms have stopped com.
sa,,,,nication everywhere. The Legislature
hos adjourned for a week. being LITERAL.
fr~yen ant. The weather Is now moderatlng
Srbe nrice of coal has advanced from 20 u
&io per ton. Great loss OF stock III lnterlo
range is reported.
The Portland daily press., 1887-02-09
The Capital Punishment Law.

The movement for the abolition of capital
punishment is gaining strength. If the COM
mittee after discussion next Tuesday report
bill it will pass both branches with good
maiority
The Portland daily press., 1887-02-09
E. P. JONES, Pvt S. G., U. S. !.
MAIN {.


WINTHROP, Feb. S.-The attendance of
cleEgymen and layep at Angusta District
Tuesday morning. Tne prospects Tor an n-ffr--
teresting and profitable session are excellent.
The opening meeting, Tuesday, OF prayer
and praise, occurred at o'clock, conducted
by Rev. w. II. Foster of East Liyermore.
goodly number participated, including
Bishop Walden, Rev. Stephen Allen, ID. D.,
and the venerable Rev. d. B. Randall, one
of the best known clergymen and temper
ance workers in Maine. The Association
meeting convened at 10 O'Clock, the elder OF
this district presiding. The forenoon was
devoted to reports from the various charges
for the present conference year by the cler-
gymen from different localities Some thirty
were reported, showing the condition OF the
churches throughout the district, the whole
being in good condition with fine prospects
for future success reported in many locali-
ties Revival work is in progress. These re-
ports occupied the entire forenoon. The af-
ternoon was given to the consideration OF
various topics of interest.
The afternoon session .ot the ministerial
meeting opened with prayer by Rev. S. W.
Berry of Lewiston. Rev. d. b. Randall Of
fered resolution favoring the passage OF
| the proposed amendment to the prohibitory
law by the Legislature making it imprison-
ment for the first offence, and the payment
| of a United States taxpri,nd fdcie evidence
of being dealer in liquors which passed
unanimously l.. T. Carlton of Winthrop
County Attorney of Kennebec, made re
marks relating to this matter. The resolu
tion was signed by all pastors attending th'
| Association. Rev. Mr. Randlett was choser
committee to present it to the Temperance
committee of the Legislature. Essays re
viewing the prophetic conference held las
November in Chicago, whose prime oblec
was the discussion of premillennial Of view
relating to the second coming of Christ wer
read by Rev. S. w. F. Holmes of Halloween
and II. Hewitt Of New Sharon. Remark
were made by Rev. S. j. NJ. Frost of Skow
hegan, ID. b. Holt of Fairfield, on the sam
subject. The color line in the Freedmen
Aid Society was discussed by Rev. n. c
Clifford of Monmouth, and Bishop Walden
The latter considered it at length. The eve
ming meeting was largely attended. Rev. ID
Hewitt of New Sharon, conducted the open
ing services. Bishop j. NJ. Walden Q
Chattanooga, Tenn, preached powerfr
sermon from St. John II, 80 and 33.
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THE NEW YORK STRIKE.
Plenty of Men Applyips For WORK
Old Hands ,Retupning to the COM
DanIaG

NEW YoaK, Feb. S.-There was consider
able activity on the piers Oh the liver front
this morning, and freight was being moved
with more despatch than ON any other day
since the strike. The time that has elapsed
since the 'lOngsh0remen and freight nam
dlers quit work has enabled the railroad and
Steamship companies to select, and in some
instances train, sufficient men to keep the
freight moving steadily along. Besides,
many of the old longshoremen and freight
handlers are coming back to work, not az
the places where they are likely to be
known, but where they are least likely TO be
pany has most Of its old hands back. SonY
OF the men, the superintendent said tRT
morning, had been with the company NV
since they landed here from Ireland tingg
wears ago. The steamer Eleanora waEo thss
discharged, and will sail on time. thsre
CLYDE Line dock. Pier %, East RiyE' '"St AZ.
were 200 men waiting for the CH " ~
lanta to reach the dock. The Nlloly Aano 1n
dock had resumed its custOm2y p,y pnsy e. ~
pearance They had more nm AI.s,. asAln5 70 ~
work than they couldSfye Employ tlsIs .,,a,,r ~,
The New York Cits,and Nonnern Syli,p'oy oy
at Pier 40 had 9hushner oi % hlen wv line To
pridSenoyS was doing business as usual
AiopS the North River front there Is q ue-
| o,ded Improvement In the business OF thee
| sa1iroad and steamship companies, anu
freight is more easily handled this alter
noon, The streets leading to the piers are
| M longer choked up with trucks. A NUMBER
| of muscular countrymen have been put y
| work and they are learning rapidly. fenn
| sylyania agents are turning applicaiit'
| away The Italians are gradually being 0ls
| charged as the better help Is hired Az fehh
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PANIC AT A THEATRE.
a Narrow Escape From a Serious
Disaster.

NEW York, Feb. s.-A panic occurred in
the midst of the performance of a variety
show fat Hyde and Behman's theatre in
Brooklyn last night. The building was
crowded when steam was turned on in the
pipes in the rear of the room. 1t escaped
with kissing sound through crack in one
of thd pipes. This caused an alarm, and a
rush was made for the entrance. One or
two boys were trampled upon, but No one was
seriously hurt. One of the actors appeared
upon the stage ond reassured the audience,
which had good effect upon the more sensi-
ble ones. 1t was said some of those in the
rear of the house fancied that the gallery
was about to fall when they heard the es-
Gaping steam, and made such wild rush
for the doors as to create the greatest excite
ment and uproar and came near resulting In
ON the Site of the old market which was utll
lied as a morgue for the victims Of thu
BROOKLYN Theatre fire in 1876.
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FIRE IN HER HOLD.
The Clyde Line Steamship Cherokee
Towed Back to Charleston.

CHARLESTON, S: c., Feb. S.-The steam
Newv New York, caught fire after leaving the
dock this morning at 9.1O o'clock. The fire fire
broke out in the after hold in cotton. Ihe
steamer signalled tugs, and was redocked at
TO- Is a. m. The fire department RESPONDED 6d lea
ire was under control. There was no panic
on board although there were about forty
nassenoers. including a number of ladies'.
The IRE has been extinguished. The dam
age is slight, and the passengers ana Dag
gage will be forwarded by the steamship
City of Columbia or by rail-
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District Attorney. however, filed indictments
against all the offenders in the Criminal nis
trict Court, and conaict Of Jurisdiction was
threatened when the Susseme Court stepped
defiers of the law in the meah~xhiIe foli as nS
in numbers every day, and last Snndavi i M ~
more than two dozen establishments ali H'
with two or three exceptions, saloons, kepi
open. The Supreme Court referred the
matter of punishment back to the Criminal
Court, which will now proceed to punish the
saloon keepers who have remained open in
defiance of the law.
The Portland daily press., 1887-02-09
the FISHERIES DISPUTE.
:" 1nar'es TuPper Says England
W." vigorously Stand by Canada.

eabegran SAWS seR finally Tefssss ssst the ss
lmpeEi2fsIIsnt 70 the act Of the Newfonnd
s.asure prohibiting the export of
circles, WHERE osassaIv ~, 1sIs n the mercy Ot
and peopiT5 p5h 20 canada as the only hope 5 ~
,oa'a fram their difficulty. heleliTs Tssnsdian
question, Sir Charles s,rtsa dSPPSt ont in speech
minister snoisted ~ nosition of Newtounaihani
helT ,red snS tied that the day was close ,amhsr
a.,hap she would form an lhhYvls' rrovinees
m't " the sisterhood Of Canaolan iRecyet mis-
Sir Charles said that. whlie on, 1n President
Sha sian 1T III Washington during Frelinr-
sion y .dministration, Secretary rIeiise m tba
Arthur Au.. 'rIedged himself to take w the
nuys.en y..a, ~ reciprocity with Canaua u nsxt sN
4puan"hlicans were sustained ~ 'n'
| Presidential election; > ,osition on the fish
M Sir Charles said that whlie "a nisn pstth IN,
eries; o in Encland he furnished DVsn IF
4iiSsi 4iiarai and Conservative goverhhisJhnnn, tha
ol L.,;dance that was conclusive W ,rs;rcinie q
! they would be reereant 70 efJh ~ Canada vic
5 justice II Wy NY maintenance OF her Ilsns
usor,o.usltt ~ ttotanent t was received Win ne iu
toni ms sos.stLnsiasm He also mauo ncyot
tons! ortant announcement thas th Snain for ii
,ctad ed preliminary aIsn ua' products into u
It st. plllssh West Indies on much t 9ayored n
llows ts,,,s tlsn Than under "the most ,naa Canat
iXam- 'oiause and when WOulu kkticn as I
lmOst iSi,ch more favorable posiuOni Ovnioved
The Tuhan boats than that nov ons ~ NTadr
being tknited States. He Would - ~ ~ neeot
necti- tio Meanwhile the Canadian soNelfp'1, ~ m
gment adyses for fnrtnightly hno cvha
Ixle. steds To run between HahiaA; tbat
north PorGeo Sir Charles also SAID tnas lao
and had Y assurance that within one oSe m0
ID car the trial government would PSspO PIS0sPOSe
hat in ParliLpt a Subsidy Of half a million nsars
by lars ar To line of fast stea,hherv steam ~,
rail-. China Japan. via Canada, eIloN whlca w
that inevita Siyert the mails, .pasSgenEea, ~,
5 were lighter chi trafice from the OIlvm rnna,
known NortheBacihc railways 10 lno N"
Pacific.
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+. A. iFILtoeYlDDN' FIoYDN Chairmen
G. II. HERSEY. Sec febSdotsn
FISH AND GAME HEARING,

Notice ls,hereby given that on Wednesday. Feb
9th. at 2.30 O'Clock p NJ i'm room No. IL Z NM nS
lie hearing will be given on any proposed changes
IN the law relating to taking lebsters. Persons
Notice is hereby given that on Thursday. Feb
10th, at 2.3O O'clock p. NJ. in room No IL a pub-
llc hearing will be given on any proposed changes
themselves accordingly s''
= The Legislature Committee on Fisheries and
Game VIII give public hearing on the matter of
proyldlng tor Fishways on the dams in the streams
connecting the different lakes of the Grand Lake
11th tsFO M E0STEiS isy, Saai Ieu'
Augusta, Jan. 25, 1887. febssn5t
The Portland daily press., 1887-02-09

sylvania Pier, No. 80, fifty Of the old hands
went back today.
:, The conference called for today at Austin
CoTDln's office was attended by j. r. Max-
well IN his place, Mr.. COrbin having gone 10
Pihiladelphia. I. j. Putnam represented the
knights OF Labor. All information was re-
aused i.sts as 10 the result Of the conference.
~ was intimated that interrupted tele-
srapnic communication between this eitv
anu anu rhlladeiphia was the cause of the adj
The Portland daily press., 1887-02-09
coastIne steamer on Fire.

CHARLESTON, S. c., Feb. S.-The steam
ship Cherokee Of the Clyde line, bound for
New York, caught fire after leaving the dock
this morning at 9.1O o'clock. The fire broke
out in the after hold in cotton. The steamer
signalled tugs and was redocked at 1918 a.
M The fire department res ponded promptly
to the summons, aud at 1890 the fire was
under control. There was no panic ON
board, although there were about 40 passen-
gers, including number Of ladies.
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NAMING IN TORRENTS.
Serious Damage to Property In ilIi-
noIs by a Storm.

JOLIET, ILL.,, Feb. s.--Forty-eight hours OF
continuous rain in this section IS causing
serious damage to property. Yesterday the
rain poured down in torrents for several
hours, accompanied by the most violent
thunder elaps and frequent lightning; Rail-
road bridges across Spring and Hickory
creeks are swept away. and along the valleys
Of those streams, which are spreading lar
over their banks, people are moving out to
safe quarters.
Rain is still pouring down and serious
floods are threatening. Traffic ON the Santa
Fe road along Desplains River Is suspended,
and extensive general damage will result
unless the rain and thaw ceases very soon.
FORT SHAW, Feb. s.-There was Q, heavy
snow storm Sunday extending through
Northern Montana, from north OF foIt
Assinnaborne to Fort Shaw. From Tour 70
eight inches fell, making IA to "A inches now nov
on level. Cattle are suffering terribly. inc IN
fuel famine still continues at Fort Benton.
Coal is sixty dollars 4 ton and is extremely
difficult to obtain even at that figure. Wood
Is scarce and selling at high figure. Inc
Indian commissioners have been snow-bound
at Chateau since January 2Sth.
The Portland daily press., 1887-02-09
Hearings Before Committee on
Railroads, Telegraphs and Ex-
nraccac

The Committee ON Railroads Teegraphs and
Expresses viii give public hearing in their Com
mlttes Room, Feb. 0sh, at 2 80 O'Clock, on the
following matters:
On an act making valid the organization of
Monson X. II. Co., and authorizing extension of
same
On an order to inquire into the expedieney of
amending the law In regard to telegraphs so as
TO secure more prompt delivery Of dispatches
and transmission Of dispatches, between con
vice. -
February eth:
Petition OF IT, Il. Gill and others for a street
railway at Bar HarbOr in town of Eden.
Petition of Maine Shore Line Railroad Com
pany 10 maintain line of steamers from their
inceS
- An act to incorporate the Liberty and Belfast
Telegraph and Telephone Company.
Petition OF j. W. Shaw and Others to secure
more speedy transmission and delivery of tele-
graph dispatches.
On act TO amend charter of Bingham and Moose
RIVER Telephone and Telegraph Company.
Hearing on petition of John d. Spiller and 9TH
Co.
February 10Th.
On act to amend charter of Somerset Railroad
Company
Petition Of W. +. Pearson and others, an act TO
change the location and extend time of construc-
lion OF Pen0bscot Central Railroad Company.
Petition Of A. NJ. Devereux and others for char
ger Tor Castine and Bangor Railroad Company.
ian29-sn-t feb9
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Icgislative Notice.

Application having been made to the Legislature
for authority for any railroad corporation, which
NAV be formed under the general laws OF tne
State to construct a railroad from the terminus Of
she York Harbor and Beach Railroad in YORK
drought the towns of York and Wells TO munc,
tion with the Boston and Maine Raj road, neal
Coles Corner, so called, in the town OF Wells e
Construct its railroad across tide waters notice Is
hereby given that the Committee on Railroads
Telegraphs and Expresses, viii have z nearing on
said application at their room on wednesday, tnc
twenty-third day of February, at half past two II
the afternoon; all persons interested Will govern
themselves accordingly.
Per order of the Committee,
JAMES +. HAWKES., Secretary.
Augusta Feb. 3, 1887. feDoSntN
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Louisiana's Sunday Law Declared
Constitutional,

NEW ORLEANS, Feb THE State Su-
Sunday law, declaring it constitutional. The
law went into effect on January q A few
davs before that date some 500 stores,
saloons, etc., obtained an injunction from
the Civil District Court prohibiting the
Establishments on Sunday, and some few of
them kept open in defiance of the law. The
The Portland daily press., 1887-02-09
Sudden Death of Hon. William o
Hayfofd.

BANGOR, Feb S,-The community was
shocked this afternoon by the sudden death
of Hon. William b. lHayford, ex-Mayor OF
Bangor He was president of the Kendus-
keag National bank also of the Bangor and
Piscataquis and Green Mountain railroads; 4;
trustee of Bangor Savings bank, and large
land owner and lumber operator in Maine
and New Brunswick. Mr.. Hayford had
quite recovered from an i'll tuzn two weeks
ago. He was at the bank in the forenoon at
tending to business until dinner time. He
ate his dinner as usual, and sat down in
reclining chair in the library, saying to his
wifo he would take nap, and died instantly
from heart disease. He was 50 years old,
and leaves a widow and daughter.
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Pensions Granted.

Pensions have been granted to the follow
ing Maine people;
Hester, widow Of Joseph Appleton, Carmel.
Warren Hammond, increase, Searsmont.
.Ioel Priest, Milford, restoration and increase
LANES s. Durgln, reissue, Rockland.
Lewis l.. Thurston, reissue, Portland.
Francis o. S. j. Pride, restoration, DeerinE.
'Ioseph Card, restoration, East Surrey.
William IL. Coles, increase, Bangor
otis A. Pollard. increase, Windsor.
Iosian n. Carter, increase, Ashland.
Riehard Burns, increase, Steuben.
The Portland daily press., 1887-02-09
Committee on Towns Hearing.

fIihE Committee ON Towns hereby give notice
- u tnat hearing will be had on the petition for
Ine uiVlSlon OF the town of Pittston, on Wednes-
day, Feb: 8, 1887, at p m, in Representatives
Han. All persons interested are requested to
govern themselves accordingly.
The Committee on Towns hereby give notice
tnat hearing will be had on petition for the d-
vision OF the tewn Of Eaton, on Tuesday, Feb.
otl, at 2 o'clock p. m, at Room No. 10.
The Committee on Towns hereby give notice
tnat hearing will be had on petition to set of
part Of the town of Deering and annex the same to
the city of Portland on Thursday, Feb. 10th, at
O'Clock p M, at Room No. TO-
The Committee on Towns hereby give notice
that hearing will be had on the petition of the
town of Deering, to set off part of the city of
Portland and annex the same TO Deering. on
Thursday, Feb. 10 at o'clock p. m. at Room
No. 10.
Also give notice that hearing will be had on
the petition OF an inhabitant of Webster to be SET
of from said town and 10 be annexed TO Lisbon ON
Wednesday, Feb. 9th, at 2 O'Clock p. M. at Room
No. 10
c. p. HARMON c,,...
i. A. FLOYD, ehaIileh'
G. X. HERSEY. See. febSd9tsn
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The Water Falling.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Feb. s.-The river has
continued to fall rapidly. The waters have
so far receded that all trains have returned
To the Central passenger depot, and the
freight embargo has been lifted.
The Portland daily press., 1887-02-09
A Challenge Accepted.

TORONTO, Feb. S.-Beach has accepted
Hanlan's challenge to row on the Nepean
River. Hanlan will start for Australia
about the end of August or the first OF sep
tember. He positively declines to row on
the Paramatta River
The Portland daily press., 1887-02-09
nlnhtherIa in uinphan,,

HINGHAM, Mass, Feb. s. Three cases OF
diphtheria have been reported to Walter W.
Hersey, Secretary of the Board Of Health.
Immediate measures will be taken to prevent
the spreading Of this contagious disease.
The Portland daily press., 1887-02-09
THE STATE.
,.xoocK COUNTY.

HANCOCK NVUNH craan's
Real est,is changing hands ,i a. S,s 1IvSn mouse
Landing, nj Barbour mas SVi1 Rnss ,,ss & Co.
and lot TO {. Candage. Y. ", -. - i1 VA Gross (;
price price paid s4 G. L. Bray has bought 'he
''Clark house. -
A valuable o., ne Of aspair belonglnS ~ ~
q A Russ h md used in the quarry M ~
q. i. Bray, was inred so severely on : riu"'
that he hadtO be He'd.
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THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 0.
1910 A.M.-Change cautionary signal to
northwest; Portland section, colder, fresh
to high northwest winds.
The indications for Maine, New Hamp-
shire and Vermont are fair weather, colder
with cold wave.
LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.
PORTLAND, Me-, Feb g. 1887
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The Soldiers Homes.

In response to the House resolution, the
Secretary of the Treasury today transmitted
to the Speaker a statement of expenditures
on account of volunteer soldiers homes,
from which it appears that from 1866 to 1886,
e17. 1873 24O were disbursed on that account,
while the receipts were $15335, ,12S, leaving a
balance Of S1S1,S88 to be accounted Tor
lima 3Oth 1886.
The Portland daily press., 1887-02-09
THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS.
Published every day (Sundays excepted, by the
PORTLAND PUBLISHING CONp NV

~ND~SN cfOAJ Ndy NDuuudyS 6XccpCeQ1 DV the
PORTLAND PUBLISHING COMPANY.
AT 81 ExcEASGA STREET. PoRrr.ANn Mr.
LERAds- Donars Year. To mail sub
scrlDers. seven Dollars Year, If paid In advance
Al, hATES OF ADYERrIsING-On inch of space
Ine length OF column, or twelve lines ,ao7a0arei,
constitutes a square," 'f~N ~
$l:oo per square, daily, first week; 75 cents per
week alter; three insertions or less, 81 OO con-
un9lng every other day after first week, so cents.
ora Ian 2 square three insertions or less rs cents
ogS pWcT wcek, sl.OO; 90 cents per week after
pfEClAL NOTICES, one-third additional.
Under head of "AMUsEMENTs" and sAucTIoN
SssALEs, $500 per square per week. three inser-
tions or less. S1.5O.
THE MAINE STATE PRESS,
Published every THURSDAY MORNING, at $3.50
year; II paid in advance, $500 a year.
=, Advertisements inserted in the 'MAINE STATE
fREss' (Which has large circulation in every
part OF the State) for $1.00 per square for first in
sertlon, ana 90 cents per square for each subse
quent insertion.
Address all communications TO
PORTLAND PUBLISHING co,
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Notice.

TByHE committee on legal affairssgive notice that
IL hearing is assigned on order and petlllons
relating to taxation of property incomes oi eatlc y
the Jud. Com Room, at the State House, on
MONDAY EVENING. Feb. IA, at o'clock.
DAVID IL. COLE. cIairmen
JAMES S. WRIGHT, ohaninen
AMOS l.. ALLEN, Secretary.
Augusta, Jan. 27, 1887. 1an2osndtd
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A Freight Train on the New YORK ana
New England Road Derailed.

WooNsocKEr. r. l.. Feb. s.-Fifteen cars
90 he east hound freight train on the New
York and New England RAILROAD were de-
rallied by a broken wheel at Mlilyllle, Mass,
this mofning The track was .blockaded LOT
several hours No one was injured.
The Portland daily press., 1887-02-09
WORT Harbor aud Beach Railroad Com


pany.
Annlication having been made TO the Legislature
for authority to extend the railroad of said Com
pany through the towns of York and Wells to a
function with the Boston and Maine Railroad near
Soie;s Corner so called i'm said Wells notice is
hereby given that hearing on said application
win be had by the Committee on Railroads, Tele-
graphs and Expresses at their room on Wednes
day February twenty-thrd at half past two O'CLOCK
In the afternoon ;and all persons interested there
in will govern themselves accordingly.
Per order of the Committee,
JAMES Il. HAWKES., Secretary,
Ann1lSfa Feb. B. 1887. teDbdlusn
The Portland daily press., 1887-02-09
Can't Have the Present.

Senator Payne, from the committee on for
eign relations, Today reported adversely, on
the application of Rear Admiral Chandler
for permission to accept present from the
Emraror of Austria
The Portland daily press., 1887-02-09
PUBLIC NOTICE.

MroTICE is hereby giving that hearing upon
IN the question Of abolishing capital punish
1ent w1ll be held before the Judiciary Committee,
iu the House of Representatives. TUESDAY, req.
A''''' wv ANDREW p. WISWELL,
fehasntd Sec. Jud Com.
The Portland daily press., 1887-02-09

Gould Academy, Bethel, eioseSdI eie..SIe " examina-
ful term, Thursday, Win p.,a9en pug9m al Ria'
II nan tbe " winter ap term seyera yeaIsa sne
m Prospects s1S seod 95 demmsnees full s1seaa' on
se7t he 7stpTiag term, which eoni'u'"'e' y"
sod Inst
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SENATORIAL CONTEST.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, FEB. s.,-At tne
wsra "a members present. Necessary LOT
choioa an The vote stood: